Keeper
Keeper is a password manager that stores logins, passkeys and payment cards in an encrypted vault synced across devices and browsers. It is mainly used for automatic password filling, secure file storage and managing privileged access.
#14 in Security & Privacy ToolsPassword ManagersFree plan
Who it's for
Best for
Multi-device households that want one encrypted vault on Mac, Windows and phone
Privacy-focused professionals who rely on zero-knowledge encryption and passkeys
Not for
- Individuals who need reliable browser autofill without forced re-logins
Subscribers who want a self-serve cancel button rather than contacting support
Free plan$0
Business Starter$2/seat/moBilled annually
Business$4/seat/moBilled annually
Enterprise$6/seat/moBilled annually
Features
Zero-knowledge encryption
Keeper encrypts and decrypts data at the device and record level, so the service itself never has access to stored records.
Privileged access management
KeeperPAM enforces just-in-time access, elevation, session control and full audit trails across admins, workloads and service accounts.
AI session threat detection
KeeperAI analyses privileged activity, classifies risk in real time and terminates high-risk sessions, then generates encrypted summaries.
Compliance certifications
The platform holds FedRAMP High, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and PCI DSS certifications and is validated through third-party penetration testing.
Team folders and admin console
Shared team folders, an admin console, SCIM provisioning and a free family plan sit in the Business and Enterprise plans.
What users say
Pros
- Stable sync between Mac, Windows, Safari and Edge keeps the same vault current on every device.
- Setup is quick, and adding a new login with a username and password takes little effort.
- Clicking a saved record opens the target website and populates passwords, web forms and passkeys in a single step.
- Regular updates keep the desktop and mobile vaults running smoothly across years of daily logins without breaking saved records.
Cons
- Auto-renewal cannot be switched off in account settings, and charges that slip through are not refunded.
- Autofill often fails to trigger, leaving manual copying as the only way to log in to saved sites.
- Sessions drop every couple of days even with the stay-signed-in option switched on, forcing repeated logins.
- An old phone stopped syncing without warning, and a new phone restored a stale vault with most passwords missing.
- Exporting the vault drops key fields, and a lapsed subscription blocks the CSV download needed to move away.
- Customer service replies arrive late, automated or defensive, and technical problems are left unresolved.
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